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Yuma International Airport / Marine Corps Air Station Yuma (YUM)

Yuma International Airport / Marine Corps Air Station Yuma is a medium airport in Yuma, United States. It has IATA code YUM and ICAO code KNYL.

FieldValue
IATA codeYUM
ICAO codeKNYL
Airport nameYuma International Airport / Marine Corps Air Station Yuma
Typemedium airport
City / municipalityYuma
CountryUnited States
RegionArizona
Coordinates32.650938, -114.609375
Elevation213 ft
Scheduled serviceYes

Runways

LengthLength (m)SurfaceLightedDesignator
13300 ft4,053 mCONYes03L
9240 ft2,816 mPEMYes03R
6146 ft1,873 mPEMYes08

Location

Yuma International Airport / Marine Corps Air Station Yuma sits at latitude 32.650938, longitude -114.609375 at an elevation of 213 ft in Arizona, United States. The coordinates above can be pasted directly into a map service.

Nearby airports

UAC — San Luis Río Colorado Airport 29 km · San Luis Río ColoradoLGF — Laguna Army Airfield 31 km · Yuma Proving Ground(Yuma)MXL — General Rodolfo Sánchez Taboada International Airport 59 km · MexicaliCXL — Calexico International Airport 85 km · CalexicoIPL — Imperial County Airport 93 km · ImperialBWC — Brawley Municipal Airport 93 km · BrawleyCLR — Cliff Hatfield Memorial Airport 101 km · CalipatriaNJK — El Centro NAF Airport (Vraciu Field) 101 km · El Centro

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Frequently asked questions

What is the airport code for Yuma International Airport / Marine Corps Air Station Yuma?

Yuma International Airport / Marine Corps Air Station Yuma uses IATA code YUM and ICAO code KNYL.

Where is Yuma International Airport / Marine Corps Air Station Yuma?

Yuma International Airport / Marine Corps Air Station Yuma is located in Yuma, United States, at 32.650938, -114.609375.

What is the difference between IATA and ICAO codes?

IATA codes are the three-letter passenger-facing codes printed on tickets; ICAO codes are the four-letter codes used for flight planning and air traffic control.